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Presentation Outline
1) Site Background
2) Project Objectives and Challenges
3) Remedial Strategy Selection
4) Remedial Strategy Implementation
5) Project Results
6) Conclusion / Question Period
Site Background
Wells[Abandoned]
Current Lease
Flare Pit
Certified 1964
Battery
[Flare Pit and Tank Farm]
Certified 1968
Project Objectives
1) Soil Conservation
2) On-site Treatment (PHC)– Alberta Soil and Water Quality Guidelines for
Hydrocarbons at Upstream Oil and Gas Facilities (Surface,Fine Grain, Agricultural and Potable Water Pathway)
Challenges
1) Changing PHC Guideline
2) Absence of formally accepted closuresampling method in Alberta
3) Minimal On-site Treatment Experience
4) Project Duration
5) Remediation Contractor Selection
Challenges
1) Biotreatment of Crude Oil Contamination
2) Prairie Gumbo
3) Weather Conditions
4) New Stringent CWS - CCME (F3)
5) Guaranteed Results (Lump Sum Contract)
Remedial Strategy Selection
1) Volume Estimate– Supplemental Site investigation (Grid)
– 3-D Vizualization
2) Treatability Study
Treatability Results
Parameter Initial Mean* Concentration
(mg/kg)
Final Mean* Concentration
(mg/kg)
Treatment Efficiency
%
PHC – F1 (C6-C10) --- --- --- PHC – F2 (>C10-C16) 1 244 120 90 PHC – F3 (>C16-C34) 3 526 1 456 59 PHC – F4 (>C34+) 1 330 824 38 * Triplicate Samples
Remedial Strategy Selection
Design Considerations:• Space available on-site• High efficiency biotreatment capability
required (High F3)• time available to treat material• Excavation work under winter conditions
Project Results
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2a 2b 2c 2d 2e
300 m3Biopile Plan View
AirPiping
Composite 1
Composite 2X-Section
Ref.: - BC- QC
Project Results
Parameter Initial Mean
Concentration (mg/kg)
Final Mean Concentration
(mg/kg)
Target Criteria
PHC – F1 (C6-C10) 148 21 260 PHC – F2 (>C10-C16) 436 111 900 PHC – F3 (>C16-C34) 1 274 532 800 PHC – F4 (>C34+) 607 232 4 000
Project Results
1) Biotreatment of 11,150 m3 to TIER 1 – Surface (fine soil)2) Segregation of 1,200 m3 before off-site disposal (Class II)3) Biotreatment duration period - 6 months4) Overall Success